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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22545, 9 October 1936, Page 21

SHOP at THE FARMERS' and set MOREfor Your Money!

10,000 Yards Delustred BEMBERG Boiling Silk 29 inches wide. Super quality . . . pure white . . . beautiful dull finish. Can be boiled time and again, and still retain its original appearance. Ideal for frocks, jumpers, lingerie, etc. Not more than 12 yards to a customer. To Clear: J.d Printed Art. Silk VOILE 36 inches wide. ■ #§ A dainty fabric just arrived for cool, summery frocks. Charming floral designs on white, pink, green, blue or helio. grounds. Also allover floral patterns in a great variety of colourings. Yard. 500 Yards Only British ■him ft ain w To Clear: 30 inches wide. Was yard. Yard. Excellent quality and finish. Shades are tussore, lemon, helio., brown and navy only. 320 Yards Only 27 inches wide. ToClearr Highly mercerised finish. Splendid for linings. Yard. Shop early if you wish to secure these bargains in Cotton Fuji and Navy Warp Sateen. No Mail or Phone Orders. Not more than 10 yards of either cloth to a customer. SECOND FLOOR. White Honeycomb QUILTS Single Bed Size, 60in. x 80in. 300 only excellent /| | quality Quilts made / I | from pure white cotton. /II Will launder beauti- / fully, and give wonder-Two for *7 ICL ful service. I / UTILITY COTTON BLANKETS Size 54in. x 75in. A very popular and g serviceable Rug or JL Blanket in fawn ground with striped border. Ideal for many uses and splendid value. SECOND FLOOR. 2/11 I m Size 54in. x 2 J yards, i Usually 6/11 each. 3/6 'Heavy quality Sheets in a close plain weave and with smooth finish. Neat hemstitched ends. Each Sheet wrapped in cellophane. As we have only 200 of these Sheets we are limiting supplies to not more than THREE to a customer. Mail Orders filled while stock lasts. 2500 Yards ... PLAIN UNBLEACHED SHEETING 80 inches wide. Worth 2/3 yard. Best value in Un- Price: bleached Sheeting offer- I M ing to-day. Strong, close ■ f weave and splendid Yard, finish. Will wash pure white. Guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. Not more than 1 1 yards to a customer.

% 'Mi : ,, V ; i ■ S3 ■ II M •:-vrrr HSStX\\ 1 ii ■SV.S----1 m y\\y. m % m % mm m m Attractive Values in m $> 3 S-%* k HOSE Ladies' Cotton Hose, good quality, medium weight. For every-day wear. Shades: Fawns, browns, gunmetal and black. Sizes 9, 9i and JOin. 'ljjD P a ' r » Pairs 2/8 "Valwin" Silk and Lisle Hose. Deservedly popular for its good appearance and wearing qualities. Extra spliced heels and toes. Wide expanding welt. Shades: Fawn, brown, gunmetal, black and white. Sizes to 1 Oin. 2/6 p ° r2par '4/11 NEEDLEWORK SPECIALS Good quality Calico Apron clearly stamped with latest designs. 3yds White Crochet Edging. Embroidery Cottons in assorted shades. All for \JTraced Tea Towel in good cotton cloth, with coloured border. Embroidery Cottons. All for \JLinen D'Oyleya in cream. Size Bxß. £ for lit BARBERS' TOWELS Ideal general purpose towel. Strong white terry with red or blue striped borders. 6 i" I/FACE CLOTHS Good handy size in strong terry cloth. White with contrasting stripes in blue, pink or gold. jjJ for jjd SECOND FLOOR. Well worth 27/6. Our Price: /II Model A (in circIe)—TAILORED SIDE-BAR BUCKLE MODEL CLASSIC SHOE, comfortable and flattering to the foot. Perforations at toe. Neat tongue and buckle. Black or Brown Kid. Sizes and half sizes. 19/11 pair. Model B—TWIN EYELET TIE MODEL in Jet Black Glace Kid. Cuban hccla. Medium too shape. Sizes and half sizes. A Quality Shoe for 19/11 pair. Model C—The Season's Most Popular "SQUARE" HIGH FRONT MONK BUCKLE BAR. Smart square toe and Cuban square heel to match. Neatly perforated stitched vamps. In Black, Brown or Navy Kid. Sizes and half sizes. 19/11 Model D—"SQUARE" TIE SHOE in Virginia Brown or Black Kid. Perforations in vamp and quarter. Fashioned to give entire comfort combined with attractiveness. Sizes and half sizes. 19/11 pair. These Shoes are not oddments. Complete range of sizes in every style. Country Customers should add 6d for postage. SECOND FLOOR. TRADING CO. LTD. • ■ HOBSON AND WYNPHAM STREETS